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{{unit (Civ5) |
{{unit (Civ5) |
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| − | |image = |
+ | |image = Mandekalu cavalry (Civ5).png |
|name = Mandekalu Cavalry |
|name = Mandekalu Cavalry |
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| − | |cost = |
+ | |cost = 110 |
|era = Medieval |
|era = Medieval |
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|type = Mounted |
|type = Mounted |
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| − | |strength = |
+ | |strength = 20 |
| − | |moves = |
+ | |moves = 4 |
|upgrade1 = Cavalry |
|upgrade1 = Cavalry |
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|reqtech = Chivalry |
|reqtech = Chivalry |
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| − | |reqres = Horses |
+ | |reqres = {{PageIcon5|Horses}} |
|unique = Songhai |
|unique = Songhai |
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| − | |notes = *No defensive |
+ | |notes = *No defensive bonus |
*Can move after attacking |
*Can move after attacking |
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| + | |replaces = Knight |
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| − | *30% bonus vs. cities}} |
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| + | }} |
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| − | A Songhai Unique Unit, it has No defensive bonuses, but can move after attacking and gets a bonus vs Cities (+30%). Replaces the Knight. |
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| + | {{seewp|Military history of the Mali Empire}} |
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| + | ==Game Info== |
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| + | The [[Songhai (Civ5)|Songhai civilization]]'s unique mounted unit. Replaces the [[Knight (Civ5)|Knight]]. Requires {{Horse5}} Horses. |
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| + | *Common abilities: |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|Can Move After Attacking}} |
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| + | **{{NegativeText|No Defensive Terrain Bonuses}} |
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| + | *Special traits: |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|No Penalty Attacking Cities}} |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|Less {{Production5}} Production cost (110 vs. 120)}} |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Strategy== |
| + | The '''Mandekalu Cavalry''' is very similar to the normal [[Knight (Civ5)|Knight]], with the exception of the penalty against cities, which is removed. It also requires less production to build. Thus, the [[Songhai (Civ5)|Songhai civilization]] is able to stage lightning assaults against cities during the Medieval Era, which are very difficult to counter. Explore the enemy's weak spots, attacking the cities he isn't defending, using the superior speed of the Mandekalu Cavalry - he won't have time to react! |
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| + | ==Civilopedia entry== |
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Like their northern counterparts, Muslim armies also contained heavy cavalry units, similar in form and function to European knights. Like the Europeans, the Muslim knights too were from the upper reaches of society, possessing the best arms, armor and horses. The armor might be modified to reflect the differences in climate – even the most noble knight would quickly roast if wearing plate armor in a Middle East summer – but it still gave them a great advantage over other units on the battlefield. Historical accounts admit that Muslim knights were generally a match for their European opponents. |
Like their northern counterparts, Muslim armies also contained heavy cavalry units, similar in form and function to European knights. Like the Europeans, the Muslim knights too were from the upper reaches of society, possessing the best arms, armor and horses. The armor might be modified to reflect the differences in climate – even the most noble knight would quickly roast if wearing plate armor in a Middle East summer – but it still gave them a great advantage over other units on the battlefield. Historical accounts admit that Muslim knights were generally a match for their European opponents. |
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| + | [[ru:Всадник мандекалу (Civ5)]] |
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[[Category:Medieval era units (Civ5)]] |
[[Category:Medieval era units (Civ5)]] |
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| + | [[Category:Songhai]] |
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Revision as of 16:04, 22 December 2019
Game Info
The Songhai civilization's unique mounted unit. Replaces the Knight. Requires 
Horses Horses.
- Common abilities:
- Can Move After Attacking
- No Defensive Terrain Bonuses
- Special traits:
- No Penalty Attacking Cities
- Less
Production Production cost (110 vs. 120)
Strategy
The Mandekalu Cavalry is very similar to the normal Knight, with the exception of the penalty against cities, which is removed. It also requires less production to build. Thus, the Songhai civilization is able to stage lightning assaults against cities during the Medieval Era, which are very difficult to counter. Explore the enemy's weak spots, attacking the cities he isn't defending, using the superior speed of the Mandekalu Cavalry - he won't have time to react!
Civilopedia entry
Like their northern counterparts, Muslim armies also contained heavy cavalry units, similar in form and function to European knights. Like the Europeans, the Muslim knights too were from the upper reaches of society, possessing the best arms, armor and horses. The armor might be modified to reflect the differences in climate – even the most noble knight would quickly roast if wearing plate armor in a Middle East summer – but it still gave them a great advantage over other units on the battlefield. Historical accounts admit that Muslim knights were generally a match for their European opponents.